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The text and rubrics of the Roman Canon have undergone revisions over the centuries, while the canon itself has retained its essential form as arranged no later than the 7th century. The text consists of a succession of short prayers with no clear sequence of thought. The rubrics, as is customary in similar liturgical books, indicate the manner in which to carry out the celebration.

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rdfs:label	Římský kánon (cs) Canone romano (it) Kanon rzymski (pl) Cânon Romano (pt) Text and rubrics of the Roman Canon (en)
rdfs:comment	Římský kánon, od roku 1969 nazývaný také první eucharistická modlitba, vznikl v liturgii římskokatolické církve během 4. až 7. století. Od té doby zůstal prakticky nezměněn až do liturgické reformy po druhém vatikánském koncilu, kdy byl mírně upraven a současně k němu byly jako alternativa zavedeny ještě druhá, třetí a čtvrtá eucharistická modlitba (později bylo zavedeno ještě několik dalších). Nyní se používá jen zřídka, zejména při slavnostních příležitostech. (cs) Il Canone romano è la preghiera eucaristica che nel rito romano era l'unica nella Messa tridentina, fino alla revisione del Messale Romano nel 1969, con cui è stata modificata e appare, come nelle edizioni successive, con il titolo alternativo di "Preghiera eucaristica I". Nel Messale romano tridentino è chiamato Canone della Messa e anche, in latino, Actio, come già nel Sacramentario gelasiano. (it) The text and rubrics of the Roman Canon have undergone revisions over the centuries, while the canon itself has retained its essential form as arranged no later than the 7th century. The text consists of a succession of short prayers with no clear sequence of thought. The rubrics, as is customary in similar liturgical books, indicate the manner in which to carry out the celebration. (en) Kanon rzymski – tekst modlitwy eucharystycznej tradycji rzymskiej, celebrowanej w Kościele łacińskim. Należy do najstarszych w chrześcijaństwie, jej korzenie sięgają liturgii chrześcijańskiej pierwszych wieków, przystosowującej do swoich potrzeb modlitwy sederu paschalnego oraz liturgii synagogalnej. W formie pisanej Kanon istnieje prawdopodobnie od IV wieku. W okresie od VI do XX wieku był sprawowany w prawie niezmienionym brzmieniu, choć forma jego celebracji przechodziła okresy upadku i odnowy. W czasach nowożytnych został najpierw odnowiony w mszale rzymskim Piusa V wydanym po soborze trydenckim w 1570 r., potem także w mszale opublikowanym przez Jana XXIII w 1962 r. Przez wieki był jedyną rzymską liturgią eucharystyczną. W nowym mszale rytu rzymskiego, opublikowanym w wyniku reformy s (pl) O Texto e rubricas do Cânon Romano referem-se às orações, normas e instruções do Missal Romano para a sua primeira anáfora, chamada oficialmente de Oração Eucarística I, também referida como o Cânon Romano ou o Cânon da Missa. Antes da revisão de 1970 do Missal Romano, a missa teve apenas essa Oração Eucarística; desde a revisão, algumas mudanças mínimas no texto foram feitas, embora com maior proeminência nas rubricas. No , essa oração é chamada de "O Cânon da Missa Romana". (pt)
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